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1     I,  53|        army itself was exposed, inflamed the passions of the troops.
2     I,  57| resentment of the army had been inflamed against this officer by
3     I,  65|        a protracted poverty had inflamed, and, after a youth of indigence,
4    IV,  25|        themselves were yet more inflamed by a despatch from Vespasian,
5    IV,  56|         his natural vanity, was inflamed with the pride of an imaginary